Proper noun
A female given name from Ancient Greek.
A city in New Mexico
A city in Louisiana
Eunice (plural Eunices)
A surname from Spanish.
Pronounced "me-me and you-ness.” Mimi has pointy ears and Eunice has floppy ears. Nina Paley
"tt>echo 'Congratulations. You aren't running Eunice. Larry Wall
A citation was given to the Cardinal Speedway in Eunice and the Fairgrounds in Lordsburg for hosting mass gatherings. Source: Internet
En route to Soldier Field, Kramer suggested to Eunice the now well known oath he had written earlier. Source: Internet
“A Johnson Publishing Story,” an exhibition that opened in Chicago last week, memorializes the iconic tastes of the late John and Eunice Johnson, pioneers in African-American publishing, fashion and cosmetics. Source: Internet
Eunice Wong, who has just finished her Master's degree in the UK, said the escape route provided by No. 10 was 'the only option' for her out of fears that she could be persecuted back home. Source: Internet